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Wichita eagle., 1887-09-14
A REFORM Els TALKS,

To the Editor Of he Eagle.
Since the EAGLE made the attack on the
vile slums and dens III the vicinity Of the
Douglas avenue On William street, there has
been general commotion among the wig
vans, and for the past two days the scene
would represent regular panic so fast and
continuous has been the moving-o out process
There has been general hustling among the
negros and whites in the neigh
borhood, and one of the ''lead-
ing lendiadies" in notorious William street
brothel yesterday was placed under bond
of $500 for her appearance in court. When
the case comes up for trial the everest
penalty known to the law shout be dealt out
to her, and to others who hold similar posi-
lions in the neighborhood. few weeks
since, when the metropolitan police force
went on duty, the toughs and thugs in this
locality all rushed cut, but before three
weeks elapsed they all returned again,
when a transformation scene revealed
it a glttering, gilt-edged hell.
1t is thought that the present move
is only a rush, and that it is the intention of
the parties to all return again as soon as the
present grand jury aejourns. 1t is not the
intention of the resp ectable citizens in the
Heigh5orhood to wage war of extermina-
ton on these unfortunate women, but 10
make the property owners responsible and
il the law is properly enforced against them
it will abats the nuisance forever. They are
the human vampires WHO should be made to
suffer, and the omen should be compelled
to move out in a community separated and
apart from respectable people They
are now located all a-ourd one Of the prin-
cipal depots, where visiting strangers are
compelled to face them when they leave the
trains at the depots. They are Immediately
in the rear of one Of the leading hotels noted
for it's cleanliness aud responsibility. Their
conducts on the streets ami around their
dens in this locality gives the strangers a
bad ia preston OF the city, which is partic-
ular noted for the respectaoilisy Of its citi-
izens For these reasons and for many Others
which coult be enumerated tia nuisance |
should be completely abated in tais neigh |
borhoo5, and the only way to thoroughly |
accomplish it, is to enforce the law against |
the property owners. REFogN
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-14
STATE ASSOCIATION

The state association OF the Congregations
CHURCH VIII meet In this city from the 18th
to the cath of next MOI tn Arrangements
nave been made for the presence Of some
prominent men from Boston, New York.
Philadelphia and Chicago. During the ses-
SION some Of the hest talent viii be employed
In lecturipg.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-14

w. B. Roberts, of the New York World.
has been spendn several days in Wichita.
he came to verify the wonderful things be-
ing told OF our city in the menopolis of
America, and that monopolis' greatest news
paper cannot afford to be behind in so i'm
portant matter. Mr.. Roberts says right
ont that our city is truly the wonder Of the
west and that she is destined, in his opinion,
10 De much greater wonder. He went out
yesterday to take in the Jewett stock farm
" hich he viii also find one of the wonder, NJ
the great west.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-14
CITY RsvENUK

The collections - far tbs month II tie po-
lice curt amounts TO over sI,Ioo. Tss
amount does not equal In proportion what
vas taken in last month, VIII len vas q, s'a-o ~
The "vsgn racket don't work 30 easily ~ !:
did, as there don't ssem 20 Be- - many with
cut Visible means Of support
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-14
AGCsEN EMS.
MUSEUM

The invisible lady is quite clever al
answering questions and was only puzzles
once last evening The Mile keeps list d
the most curious questions and already Ia,
quite al interesting collection The Jubiles
singer were in great slee and tse quartetts
Is creating quite a sensation The Little
Rebel viii run for tie balance Of the week.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-14
CORNER STONE.

The laying OF the corner stone of ST. Johns
new church viii take place On next SUNDAY
afternoon st O'Clock Bishop Vail is ex-
pected The service will be impressive, the
music fine. Every body should be present.
This viii be the finest stone church in the
state-an toEor to our city.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-14
PROG kE~>lNa

The building for the shce faceors On the
" est Side Is being rooted and will in few
days be ready to be used by the company.
The machinery for the plant has been
ship ped and it is cow On the road.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-14

Mr.. Gilbert. Of the Gilbert Plow Comnanv
says that he wants to get to work on buildings
Tor his plant just as early as possible. H
shinks all buildings will be completed by the
middle of December.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-14
LEcrURE rBfs hvENINs.

Mrs. Marion Todd, OF San Francisco, lee
lures this evening at the court house OF Tn
ion Labor. Mrs. Tod Il the only Lady member
of the legal fraternity in Der city and has Al
ready gained quite reputation ss lecturer
The lscture viii commence Dear O'Clock.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-14

Mr. l.. A Springer, the red beaded rustler
On the reportorial staff Of the EAGLE is off
for few days to Geuda Springs where be
hopes to reduce his flesh by vapor baths and
= generous importing OF the waters. He is
preparing for q feather weight mill.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-14

Joe Brubaker, Esq is off for Gueda Springs
An he interest of his health hoping to secure
y longer lease of life.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-14

That was great card a chump was hand
ing the ladies yesterday as they passed the
county building
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-14

An intelligent boy Of about 10 years can
lind employment by applying at the counting
room of this office.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-14

Miss Kate Graham, Of Cincinnati. ac-
companied Mrs. Geo L. Rouse from Hot
Springs to this city and Will spend the rest
of the season in Wichita.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-14

Miss Lizzie Schsrd Of Keokuk, Iowa, Mr..
and Mrs. ALT. Goodin, Miss Goodin and C.
K Miller made the EAGLE sanctum pleas
ant call last evening.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-14

Extra copies of the EAGLE can be obtain
ed In the counting room for five cents each,
with or without wrappers.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-14

Mr.. H. g. Lee returned yesterday from
New York, where be has been visiting for
several months. He was accompanied by his
nephew, Mr. E L. Baldwin who will remain
IN the city some months.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-14

Mrs. w. j. Carnes leaves for St Paul this
norning acc mpani.d by relatives Mr.. and
Mrs. FeCell, who have been visiting in the
city for some weeks
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-14

A reception tonight will be rendered Mr.
and Mrs. L. Fl. Stiles, at the Plymouth Con-
Eregational church
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-14

Mayor W. T. Hackney and W. C. Robin
son, banker, of Win field, were in the city
vest erday. These gentlemen report our sis
ter city as never SO prosperous.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-14

Mr.. u. b. Allen of St. Louis, arrived In
the city last evening and is stopping at the
Gandolfo
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-14

MIR. Davis, ex treasurer of Sullivan county,
Ind. is in the city.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-14

Mr.. Robert Park ham of st. Louis, is auto
graphed at Hotel Gandolfo.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-14

The Wichita Drug Company lost quite g
bunch of their drugs yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-14

MIR. Joseph Goldback arrived from St
Louis last evening. He comes to fix mn
final papers concerning his enterprise. which
viii ere long be liz operation In this CITY.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-14

A slight misunderstanding in the machine
ry At the ice plant Monday night necessitated
q cessation of operations for some hours.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-14

We hope opening both or
where ample perfect light
the most complete carpet
West We daily receiving goods silks
pushes vevets high trimmings
making that greatly
quantity any previous
son, prices
With two dressmaking departments enabled 50
Madame Tbbets pleased
any intending purchasers
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-14

E1-Mayor z ". Smith. ESQ, Of Fl Dora
do, vas on the streets Of the city yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-14

WicHrgaal s = .. sssIh MAR St
ENNIS YOUNG Manager.
CIR ND RE-oPENING
THE
Fall AND WINTER SEASON
Open s,e2 aft. rncoD and evening #, n 70 10 p. m
and Children
WKtK CONVINCING SEPT MBER 18TH.
cUnIo PARLoR AND VAUDEVILLE STAGE.
y. d. r. BEws, Dire e II AM easements.
katt rs, Illusions. Pun, b JUICY.
suels ana Many
ovel;ies.
-INVISIBLE LADY
converses with you, beside you. behind you, before
you, yet cannot be seea.
THEATRE.
JSo a. NCISTosH Stage Manager.
Hsosed sPes lsltie- Comtdys and Dramas by the
Heet Popular ar lists OF the sy Supported
by our Sterling Stock Co.
Admission 10 Gents to all.
~ L. n. CRAWFORD, MANAGER
The Loudest Laugh o. the Season
hoNDAY. PIT. 10.
- FOWLER & wARMINGroN's Co.,
IN their hevi and r CT instructed Version CT the
Play that hrs ms de all America
Laugh
-sIKIIIPiPIElD-
By the Light of the Moon.
INTRODUCING
Kew Feature New specialties
Aud all New Music.
-wITH--
aiss Ada Melrcse. VIM. B aisdel, Jr;, Frank Ken
drfck, Chas J, HaPa, 81 d Brilliant
Coter1e or Comedians .
YUf NIER ] Fl N EVER BEFORE
Prices. sGc. 75c and 81 Stats 81 cured at the box
Once on and after Friday, S, pit, is.
YTtHR MAIN STREET THEATRE,
l. J. LODGE, MAJ sger.
MONDAY EVE, SEPT. r.
ARD During the Week
Grand op, ming OF the re gular Season
Rsappearance OF the Charming Young Artise
MISS MAMIE EARLE-
Supported by 'xcellent stock company In the
plessin m-lO
-: LILLE FERRkT--:-
> Elegant Presents p
GIVEN AWAY FaEE-
Adm iss'on H. * 85c, Reserved seats at the |
box IN, e during the day.
e-,nlInsnces at SIS .. m. sharp.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-14

Adm iss'on ~. 3S and CSC, Reserved seats at the
box IN, e during the day.
e-,nllnences at SIS p. N. sharp.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-14

> Elegant Presents 3
AWAY PaEE-
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-14

Reappearapce Of the Charming Young Artise
MISS MAMIE EARLE.-
Supported by 'xcellent stock company In the
pleasn m-lO rama
LILLE FERRkT.-:-
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-14

The police judge entertained very few
toughs yesterday. Old John Doe had been
painting the town red 'a,l round" and for
such brilliant action was given the usual fine
which strange to say was paid
Seven characters of color paid the usual
fne-Sl0 each.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-14

Aias Ada helrcse VIM, B aisdeu Jr.. Frank Ken
drfck, Chas J, HaRa, d Brilliant
Coterie or Comedians.
Fur NIER Fl N EVER BEFORE.
Prices. &c. 75c and 81 Sat secured at the box
of1ce on and after Friday, S, pit Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-13
THE STATE OF TRADE,

Flour arS Howard street and Western superhns e e.
Es nE 50 do EIira 3 Do
Brands 81 So Patspsee Family "a 70 do sapsrays
%mts %G ssa SPOT ssgsnSor asked; Se,S
@ SPOT scS SssssT -, 1st g
es5 western MiIea s20ss@. reansyvsnn 500 sSs
ys firm a., ss Sas .ea P.
ss Ss"r a. E 90
siao' pus.:S .saay western Packed i7aase Creamery
T% AZ ss1ss. or SssSsuT 70 a
ID wS3sr., s. sS 9. 81
Flour Is 3d 2d. Reccpts-Four lS by bola
2 su' OqG Sp
D0oo busi. Corn 1usA salssWhsat $4,000 BUSH
Corn 10000 bush
s341 Gnsa Patents Choice TO Fancy - 70 90
Corn frm-steamer Yellow 55c. Steamer Mixed o4d
s rs os G .i az
do & sga as
barry Extra Fl a22e. Cheese Ouiet-Btst NewYocs and
Vermont Eggs s,ssdy-Esstoe%rn Extra. at 2a Ho
lack. 1000 Ousn oaa $4,000 sa'n Shorts 1000
busn-
ing ssGs
Pacific s0hc Winter Wheat steady and unclaimed; NO
ls r 7 Sc ss T 70 T:sr & NO
tsc in store 0at: dg and unsettled No Wa'e sss
nOus gsn IN F0S 90 pnS U
RsceDss w.re@Fisur $1,000 bSs; wheat 27aoOO
Sa: axaOGs su.f
Su Corr ST0 oats 600 s Snsn d BARLEY 100000
bush Oats 92o6o Sush Malt ..... bush
CHICAGO, Sept lathe Leading futures ranzei follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-13
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Ricer, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-For Brasil growths the market is little better
than held at zoo The mider
styles qnie sales $50 mats Java and 900 mats Skim
reaching bales Private accounts from Rio were very
contradictory regard TO the Early the day the re-
ports and first prices indicated decline OF LOG
20 points but toward the close leading house claimed 70
buish advces and began some energetic buying
steady though decline OF 200 80 points 9r
the day as follows January $1,000 1885, February 1880
1885: March 1850 1910; April 1sS5als.40; May
is9sa1s45: October. 1900 1875; November $50
months follows, January Is 2oS Is fsors
October 1900 1900; November lsOoals2e; December
1900 1888. 49,. en-.
movement light the sales reaching 566 bales zoo
OF which for consumption Inc port
receipts to-day were % 1873 bales comparing Win lSyto
bales this week and ~ los bales for the CORE
spending day year The total port receipts since sep
TENDER have been 1879 bales comparing WIN o44fo
bales corresponding period last year.
standard OF CLASSIFICATION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-13
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1887

6.91c. closing SIC; 500 March. 1920 BUTTER
CHEhSE and EG0S-Buer-M srset has not vailrt since
our last ruling steady and quiet western Creamery
State, half nrkns l6d 20c. Western Factory lSdl.Sc
Western Dairy l6d lsc: Western Imitation Creamery 10
late quoted prices but the sow state Factory
10 llc including White III 1c Coored. ii Va l@ci
Night Skins I'VE; Ohio Factory Ssdllc Eggs-sesdy
demand moderate state aud Pennsyivsnia, 1920
dl9c
SUGA-For Raw Sugar the market quiet but yalues
were without change from 4d4s.c for Molases 47c Tor
Far Refining and SIC for Centrifugal Sales made ae
Saturday Centrifugal at and 27Oo bags
5l6c Refined rather easier in tone Quotations; Ca'
Loaf dBasc Crushed, Cos dGa; Cubes 656c; rev
dered, $500 formulated. 644c; Mould A. 69d6 Il6c;
Confectionery 6Si Csfe- stanaard 6SG lI0c; conc
on A. $40; White Extra C. 5sa5 1916; Extra c. 62@
b1c; {. 5isa5 5.l6c; Ysllew. 4Re5c ola .,.,
STEARINE-Quiet and generally steady. City quoted
7I.c; Western % sales 10 tcs 7c Oleonargarine 6sc
fALLOw-Stoady and moderately active Prime CITY quot
cd at 4 l.l0c. Sales. 100000 n, 4d4lsc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-13
T otal bush. q .66s. SOB 5.4l6.4oG 8
Afoat here September 10, 1887:

Of wheat here store and aGSat 1eIsa:1d $4,000
New.York Produce Exchange statement OF visible supply
Saturday, september ~ io7f
Wheat Corn. Oats Rye Barley.
' Sna AZ 800 7loeose 4ss75s 2slsea 5l4o
i nseresse ozo.o. .o'-o si65C7 27soi -
Visible supply in United States and Canada
Sept T gYcsoo S5ose 4s Se 2sG4 5 as
SEPT iSS soes7l2e essCs5O 4.7s4os5 aoaoe5 2olo49
sept il 44s72oSo lsosssO5 4,e27,es7 57osis l.o274eo
sept r. 4224s2O2 7i5So0s 6.72os5e O4O999 lsssei
Minneapolis and ST. Paul included.
HAY AND sTRAw-Ihe temper q the market is sead.
Choice T%O'y s9Gs5s NO. clover No sppSs
50G55c strsw-Long Rye 50 70ci Short Rye. tOe Oat
HOPs-The demand continues backward but sellers main
lain prices at eys9us2 gSg 10 % s osd
100 a.. 1884, Best. 80 Joe. a. N.dip% oS7e DO
Common S@s 20 .schc cs d. ss eS.d to prs.
g. ro.irsasf,TomsIrss crop Of 1885, Best iSSl'c d"
MoLAssEs-A quiet market in all drect u ., ~. .,
lures Sales Of tn caOled 90 TONS
q oc ra s % aesCrdus "' 70 cve %
London caSSd as 200 tons q % a1 sSSrsd on he
Exchange to-day on First Cal-2OOOO October copper at
sToREsA fair business va; renCrsa in Spirits
reported in GottSp'f ed. SS
bills Choice Sumner YeOT to arys repcTie" oa as
S sSs GO SSeoa nuts enstsisnsi
prime ehSes '9S.l oesan ysOcS syI S
sg .c cSc sn" 7s7 %t Cod domestic Sc foreign
nseed 4se western a a.2S s. Los so pI s
Ssi , oe Ss
SSc xintsl .79s ssacass wi,st 12S siS
sns s
winter s5e Red Elaiu 80 S1ss saponle TSr h. a@4 c
Sss ssg prime ss SsS SO S' S%e
4S8Sc Mv,,arn ssed ~ Sao r,,ea du with ,bs
tendency an easy one; BERTH ENGAGEMkNTs.ro Leg
sUT1 ss a Sn sga .o po
s,esI s11e lush gTs1 hs Revas' %e bark
phi: refined 2 ssnP bari. iSoO
Norwegian 800 pbs crude q Sd Bri.o Chan
Rouen Cf from PhiIadsp1a German ship 1900 ID crude
2s 3D. Blaze from phadsP Esn p.r hence
italian bark, 10000 bush grain, 0c MISCELLANEOUS
cHARTE ssaracoa, hence and back. schooner on tine
Demerara from Boston bark general cargo HavSna from
Philadelphia. bark, coal, 81 and back to New.York Cd
''f Provisions is light but the feel
ns so' sa lis % 81 sS 80
SIG go And Western DO so Sc,
KI'ss f. nd s. Mess iS r 1s EXT
SIS io..cuT MEATsIasy. moderate demand a, fun
= sss 3 Hams fsssd ns
1s. a da1ied 4. a1
Sss Is'S .siSss
the bottom Tvsdins sq salss 2sS fer home
Pys1: R.sss asea 6sassn South
g; Ss'sS; 5a.ss s';'ss sssS
lsf' oS @Go5c closing Gsie; 5000 tes January oS'a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Good 10 Prime steers sod ago AZ 80 lOUSo 0V anu
REVIEW OF THE WEEK.-The arrivals OF Beeves the
past week ll65 head less than last week and 400
head less than the corresponding week last year.
The supply Wednesday exceeded the demand and trade
slow depressed with decline OF Zoe nearly ali
grades the yards not cleared The 100 carloads on
while Prime and Choice in light supply and sold at fun
prices the under grades decned from is TO 25c the
price about the lowest OF the The yards
fairly well cleared however But few Texans or Col
orado Steers have been offered.
light supply at London and Liverpool British markets
improved and Refrigerated Beef sold up TO 90 with best
estimated dressed weight.
Lave ruled dull and lower. declining fully &c on
Lambs In heavy supply. and sheep were
duh and "Wednesday, with little nrmness
Thursday but sales were slow ON Friday aud sat
urlay at barely sustained prices.
recovered re from tho low figures current last
Monday and had advanced up to the finish Saturday
from to &C per 10.
10 &C. about 700 head sold during the
week, including carload OF Ohio Hog. at g 50 an -
Cy-54 GOthst and cars direct 10 East
side saughterera =.
for Stern for Kaufman strauss and cars uocsD
AT Jersey city cars export alive and
nrner and grades ards well
cleared Of from loo 20 zoe per 100 10 all desr
able grades selling fully l5c higher than on Friday
Nine among the offerings and the re-
ported 50 80 100 10. and car lot OF Col
orado Cattle brought 81. .......o 49,. .
prime So - 05 and choice at 50 l0d 50 3D. with Few
tops bringing s. 35 per 100 70.
few Bulls reiailed At s2dS2 10 and carload or
more Dry sold at 81 5Od 81 CO. few good Heers
The Persian Monarch got OF yesterday with 2s9 Beeves
and the Erin with 2SO head and tomorrow tho Wisconsin
carries LOO quar- ers OF Beet
The weeks ship Cattle and Sheep aud Dressed
Beef and Mntton we're as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-13

FLOUR AND PHOTOGRAPHERS wa. ,5 moderate SSns
:s ,s:isass sS$ ss s5 Nm rs;;
%Ss, sn9 s. sS
Is 1863 S ST. ST. %s,r 'S$ ss
Good 81 sSSs &c s1 s OF %
o en ineade1 in tn, the sales Sb
8 H. F9s e
EFs g. no. TRa %s
% Coed g 70 f 9.sy
90 s. S CO; m 81 E Fssns for wV:f
Ha 81 sSst r. s'IfI e
sales 700 6b Common to Fair EStra At g CO. cSGd
Ply p f iss ga :. and
T EsST q .ern AZ 8 So and at
3 ss sSsssSS siss 200 SCls Brsndy~.e So %.
@ ssns SsSy anf P
ssss' l$oo5S p BUSHELS Options
ss
4 e s?:::i IS: s
At S d. S Ss qS'sgs
at Size: do December. s?S-a closing At s2Aei
s. ' s closing ss sP
4 sc S do 5Sns Sc!s41 oGsqs Stale
Hfh-H %aE ~ nG s%d bARIET ana
S.sss sS.ns
s nsiSE s:'ia
o2c delvered No. September. 500 50%c; closing at
5Os1c; October 50Sd 5OS.c. closing at 5O2ci DO
November. 5Os4 a Bic. closing at 6OG DO December.
81 a Sic closing a ole; do. May 52ssd 6Sc. cosing
at .oATsCash grades unsettled. Mixed trine
bett White shade wi th moderate sr TO the trad
ing Options very dull but without change Of importance
closing steady. saes-l4o0 900 bushels future 10000
bushels spot, including No 3 at $780, de White o5h
ode; No. 2 SSbc.i do. White S5G No ] White
37c; Mixed Western, d35c White do, 35d4lc.; NO
White October 30 So c No. September 32~ closing
3zc; october, 32c. closing at SIC; do November
a. a05. Lice closing at 32bc; do December. closing
32Ic; do May closing at 80 o nshaa og
loo H. 96ca sl. sharps. slasl o. Rye Feed $4,000.
Stocks in store IN New-York, Brooklyn and jersey city
certjhcacs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-13
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON Sept 12-123O o. m.-United States 4 per cent
bonds 1885, do. Avs III Atlantic and Great Western
fret trustees certificates AS Canadian Pacific
64, Erie, 3l do second consols 1914 illinois Central
1887, Mexican Ordinary 49, ST. Paa common. ooes New.
York Central 1l2k; Pennsylvania 58is; Reading, 3la
Mexican Central 15t
Atlantic and Great second mortgage trust
New York Central 2s Reading 3lss Hudson Bay Com.
pspy 90 silver 10 quoted at "a I'D ounce The
bullion withdrawn Bank OF England on
balance to-day 100000 advices quote exchange on
London At rs francs Al y centimes for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-13

Shipments from Saturday
1886 and ia from Boston $40 Live Cattle
stssr 1884 ~ a;
i 4 AZ s i 5 "a IS; e Il Js st a. ss % 3 S
isi5 b. atsi %; DO l3is y, 81 IS; do 1910 ~ Al
i0ze D. al g bo DO 1856 10 at - 40 ~ Kentucky do
Newton & GTett 70 Kentucky Steer. 1895 average at
Per d. o Y s at % e Is Do "a. - "a 81 e IS 1' IS %
l2!0 ~ q, = 90 ~ s TO- ls1 H. al 81 SO oxen 1899 n at
4 10; 1870 q So 20 do iii n at 81 40 %
f$$7s per iSS Is DO. 1858 ~ at 81 GU 10 OHIO do
THysF i Sysn, 9S 1903 sysFpse s.
% DO it2: p at s,sS lo@Oi itl7 ma, so e Ken.
uffy n So 40 io'p i AZ 20 % @s 5 DO
1855 n a a 49, 70 10 1888 ~ at = 70 q, %
per 100 Values arc 4. 90 DO lt29 n At 81 10 lsae 1902
d. 70 Z ic 90 80 at s. so " at " ~ - No.
81 do smith io7 colorado Steers. lllo n average at
lucky 1905 D. ATS 90 ll4s 70 At 81 so sdo l22o
u % % 3 DO 1900 b. a 81 IS 70 DO 1916 b. at So
j. sslier CO, Is ylfriHa steer. llll average at
100 q H In DO IL i9t 3 do l! ss ~ do
q 80 H. IS illinois DO iioi D at 90 DO isg D. Al
I % 9as laiS at i i7do iis' u. rs cSS
%aSel. Texans. 922 average a 3 90 per 100 ~
H. Rosenthal 20 Kentucky steers II - a0srags a,
3 80 Is do i2i7 D. at a 70 q ONO ioti 8 i0
al 81 g. I'D Dry cas. b. .SS $40
Bulls 1920 u. at 81 60 4dO mo 10 at 81 TO- 6do il0'
baceS Bull. ~ qyst4 1y At g i2'sper 100 10
Mich COWs-No fresh arrivals noting, Receipts
nor ' Tsh % Ra pe rs Doe from
$50 70 go 90 per head for o hs to Good GST a eo
Market rather slow but prices steady for all grades with
at the range of 2ha3c per Fed calves At SGt.c Msed
lots at r05c; and Common to Choice Nea' At od'@e
sales~msen6sek monl, g Grasser, l79 - average.
Z aG iGs . a. 49, 81 50 go 70 1s r. q 40 PES iYS "a 49,
al at Is g a. g 10 o as rs@ a, 30 20
Me- e sG S.I At 20 81 i b. al e &C. 10 % 10 b. ys.' 40
nsriiasioa calves, 7o aysrsse At 4,.c e, per PEI
At &C DO 100 d. 90 i54 ii. at7sd % DO i'5
bHsaGaet p Dewey nsSi.rm CAVE, 1872 aver
e yer % Pc& do az - 10 per per 100 10
80 49, 70 e. r. Il Is Nsa q
He.. P Ss B al 5 9. IS 49, f IS e'' 20 q & ii
Hume mullen 80 or@s'sI. Ies = aycras. a. 2,G per
Ssef 49, s1s' at iqs 2 s s DO 10 s.
Ks Fed Calves $4s h. at 81 % Ii do 2ii 50 20 81
judi BaeSiSshsm "a and Buitermk calves,
Vcas IlO D. AZ &c do lsG H. at TIC 20 do liO 3D. at
sIiEEP AND IxMBs.-Receipt. were Ga cars Of 1878
head-35i9 at 6Ohst and 96S cars at Jersey oiy
and Good %GS we're S about higher Nearly ali
the offerings closed out and the feeling was he hr
Common Prime sheep sold as5 pcr 100 and oIdi
two Choice Canada aud STATE Lambs reaching s.
&c per n iG DO Is H. at &c Is do 100 D. at nc; 49, 81
r. 3 d q 'ne t%S' q 3D. g. B. Sa CO. POI o q
b. al S. 40 per ~ 90 do IS ID. So 20 23o Northern
si9s g ay %::s, at DC &C.
canada / S25 S ss 90 g Z, s g.
b rsnasyiyanlad9 g sc $50 do OS H. at 50 &c
T. Nv asse 2oS Western Sheep lI average at 81 s2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-13
rrnoprAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Sent. 1850 p m.-Beet Pork and Hams
IN fair demand good demand Cheese In poor do
Tallow in poor demand spirits OF TnrPentine Ia
moor demand and dun 25s Cd Lard-Spo aud futures
In fair demand Wheat and Flour In poor demand Corn
spot aud futures, far demand Hops at London-New
Work STATE there nothing Offering Receipts OF wheat Tor
the week from Atlantic ports 81 500 quarters from Pacific
from other sources s'OoO QUARTERS
receipts OF American corn 1890 quarters